Sentence examples for recognizing the link from inspiring English sources
This work introduces a number of ways in which a measure of similarity of 3D agents can support researchers in recognizing the link between the genotype and phenotype spaces, building taxonomies of 3D bodies and automatically selecting representative agents.
I believe that is why companies such as Nike and organizations such as the NFL and the IOC are increasingly recognizing the link between sport and the environment and are looking at ways of incorporating the principles of sustainability and environmental responsibility into what they do.
Here are two exercises to work on recognizing the link: Exercise 1: Flex every muscle in one of your arms for 10 seconds, including your fist.
In its earlier incarnation, Bluestockings was about empowering women, all kinds of women: "Recognizing the links between oppressions, our goal is to be trans-inclusive, multilingual, open to all sexualities and spiritualities, intergenerational and to challenge racism, classism, ablism, ageism and sizism," the mission statement read.
Baidu is one of the companies that recognized the link.
They published their findings in 1976, and soon other researchers recognized the link to tick bites and the reclusive bacterium.
Fortunately, even most casual observers recognize the link between the Syrian government's atrocities and its enablers, including Russia.
This wider approach recognizes the link between expressed interest in sports and actual sports opportunities on campus.
If we had recognized the link between our work and our landscape, we probably would not be trying to remember where we put all those 55-gallon drums.
In 2009, an initiative by the Pacific Small Island Developing States, of which I am chairman, prompted the United Nations General Assembly to recognize the link between climate change and security.
Although no actual Christians are harmed in the making of these makeshift passion plays, Mr. Fatica recognizes the link between suffering and spiritual need, and welcomes it with an enthusiasm that borders on martyrdom.
